Heathshire by kjer_99
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Description
Another Bryce diddle while sitll trying to find out why my Poser and Vue programs won't work or install any more. Very frustrated and more so with each passing day. Only about four or five renders away from posting my 500th render. Had really wanted to use my Vue for it. Wanted it to be really special. Can do special in Bryce but a lot harder to do it than in Vue. (Just my opinion.)
Was going to add more trees and people, but Bryce wouldn't allow it, so Heathshire is going to be a one-tree town with just three outgoing types and 23 people who are too shy to come out of their dwellings. Heh!
Thanks for coming by and taking a look. A special thankyou to those who took time to make comments.
Jeremy
CREDITS:
Houses: Max Nimos (Renderosity).
Stables and cart: Ravensworld (3dcommune).
Haystacks and straw: Bob Meski freebie.
Oxen: modeled and textured by Lyne Masamitsu.
Woman is DAZ's Aiko3 realistic; skinmat MaskEdit's Freckle Pack I (Renderosity); Quarker's Radiant Jaguar Hair (DAZ; chohole's "Tavern Wench 1" texture for DAZ's MFD.
Child is DAZ's Millinium Boy with hair ali's "006 hair," (Renderosity) and his clothing is PickersAngel's "Medieval Mat and Maddie," (DAZ).
Man: DAZ M3 morphed by me with clothing by PoserWorld but retextured by me.

Comments (16)
Nice diddle
Well done Jeremy! hope you get your Vue programs sorted out soon.
Nice scene. If it makes you feel any better Vue 7 doesn't work for me either - Tech support has stopped answering my whines. (It's probably Vista's fault - usually is.)
Seems like I don't see so many Bryce images anymore (haven't done any myself, now I think about it!) I like your little shire here, but hope you get Poser and Vue cooperating soon. Very nice work.
Wonderful peaceful image..
Wonderful image. Hope you get those bugs figured out.
Very peace- and beautiful scene
Regardless, it still looks like a quiet little village or homestead, possibly just more spread out and pending on the camera's POV. If you just got a new machine and re-installing alot of your stuff, and moving over your Bryce & Poser runtimes, I feel for you, having troubles with installing Poser and Vue in Vista. I'm not a Vista fan at all. Vista is a real bad resource hog, especially if you only have 2gb of ram. You might want to upgrade the machine to 4gb (or more if your system can allow it). On average, Vista can chew up almost 1gb with its eye-candy turned on, and sitting idle. XP by default only chews up half that on idle, until you tweak and optimize it down to ~300mb. It would also make sense why in Bryce your having problems fitting in more content into the render scene. On the bright side, its still a lovely image, very peaceful and serene on a gentle rolling grassy terrain with mountains in the background. I wonder what got the cow's attention? ;) Btw, where'd you find that haystack & straw? is it a Bryce specific freebie or Poser compatible? Sofar, I only was able to find a haystack by LittleDragon in Rendo's own freestuff area.
some good texturing here, especially on the haystack and the houseroofs
Nice work! great view away to the hills! Well done, Rob.
This is very well done, Jeremy. I hope you get your Vue and Poser problems solved soon!
You still are creating fantastic compositions that reflect real life. Bryce looks good in your hands. I'm sorry that Vue won't install. I would call them
Nice scene.:)
Makes me all the more determined to stick with XP.Sorry your having poblems but as Burpee say's still turning out great Bryce.Looks like the type of place I'd like to stay,away from lifes 'Hub-ub'.Hope it all comes right for you soon Jeremy.
Very peaceful scene. That 2 MB memory limit of Bryce and the additional memory leak can make life very frustrating. I doubt that the people in your scene have those worries, though.
Far from the madding crown indeed. It really is a very attractive setting.